transformDocument: add class to endnote text ordered list

[luukee]

Hi, we are using the WordPress plugin version of Mammoth and trying to add:

• .footnotes class to the endnotes <ol> element
• .footnote class to each <li> element
  but not sure how to accomplish this. My current code for the mammoth-options custom WordPress plugin:

function MAMMOTH_OPTIONS(mammoth) {

  var styleMap = [

    "p[style-name='endnote text'] => span.footnotes > span.footnote", // custom
    "r[style-name='endnote reference'] =>",
  ];

  function setEndnoteTextListClass(styleName) {
    return mammoth.transforms.paragraph(function(footnote) {
      var runs = mammoth.transforms.getDescendantsOfType(footnote, "run");
      var isMatch = runs.length > 0 && runs.every(function(run) {
        // add .footnotes class to the <ol> element
        // add .footnote class to each <li> element
      });
      if (isMatch) {
        return // updated html doc.
      } else {
        return footnote;
      }
    });
  }

  return {
    styleMap: styleMap,
    // If a endnotes <ol> element add .footnotes class to the element
    transformDocument: setEndnoteTextListClass(
      "Endnote Text",
    )
  };
}

Our workaround was to use the styleMap:

"p[style-name='endnote text'] => span.footnotes > span.footnote"

and this works, but would prefer to add the .footnotes class to the <ol> parent and .footnote class to each

element

HTML output that you'd expect:

<ol class="footnotes">
   <li class="footnote" id="post-23140-endnote-1">
		Footnote 1 text
	 </li>
   <li class="footnote" id="post-23140-endnote-2">
		Footnote 2 text
	 </li>
</ol>

Thank you for the help!

• the operating system and version: M1 Mac OS
• if running in the browser: Google Chrome
  • the browser and version: Version 129.0.6668.59 (Official Build) (arm64)
  • whether you get the same issue in other browsers: yes
• if running on node.js, the version you're using: WordPress Plugin version

[mwilliamson]

I'm afraid there's currently no way to control the HTML in the way you've described.